Ted Bundy: The Law Student Who Killed at Least 30 Women Across Five States
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He was a law student, a campaign volunteer, a crisis-hotline counselor who worked night shifts beside future true-crime author Ann Rule. He was also, by his own final confessions, responsible for the deaths of at least thirty young women across five states — Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and Colorado — before a killing spree at a Florida State University sorority house ended his run of freedom for good.
This is the full story of Ted Bundy: the disappearances that terrorized the Pacific Northwest in 1974, the near-miss abduction that finally connected his name to the crimes, two escapes from Colorado custody in 1977, the Chi Omega sorority house attack that killed two students and injured two more, the murder of twelve-year-old Kimberly Leach, his capture in Pensacola, his choice to represent himself in the first trial in American history televised nationally from start to finish, his courtroom marriage during the penalty phase, three death sentences, nearly a decade of appeals, and his execution in Florida's electric chair on January 24, 1989.
Built entirely on court records, FBI documentation, and confirmed reporting. Where the historical record is genuinely uncertain — including the true number of his victims beyond the thirty confirmed — this video says so, rather than presenting a guess as fact.
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Ted Bundy: The Law Student Who Killed at Least 30 Women Across Five States
Six Feet of Silence
669 views
He was a law student, a campaign volunteer, a crisis-hotline counselor who worked night shifts beside future true-crime author Ann Rule. He was also, by his own final confessions, responsible for the deaths of at least thirty young women across five states — Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and Colorado — before a killing spree at a Florida State University sorority house ended his run of freedom for good.
This is the full story of Ted Bundy: the disappearances that terrorized the Pacific Northwest in 1974, the near-miss abduction that finally connected his name to the crimes, two escapes from Colorado custody in 1977, the Chi Omega sorority house attack that killed two students and injured two more, the murder of twelve-year-old Kimberly Leach, his capture in Pensacola, his choice to represent himself in the first trial in American history televised nationally from start to finish, his courtroom marriage during the penalty phase, three death sentences, nearly a decade of appeals, and his execution in Florida's electric chair on January 24, 1989.
Built entirely on court records, FBI documentation, and confirmed reporting. Where the historical record is genuinely uncertain — including the true number of his victims beyond the thirty confirmed — this video says so, rather than presenting a guess as fact.
Subscribe to Six Feet of Silence for a new real case every week.
#SixFeetOfSilence #TedBundy #TrueCrime #SerialKiller #TrueCrimeDocumentary